It's an exquisite two story building that leads directly to the street by ways of stone steps. It's made of red-brown bricks with elaborate oak doors and picture windows. There is a small garden out the back and tight alleyways on each side. The home of the Edwards Family.

Moderator: Tarah Edwards

A large, stately mansion that sits on a bed of manicured lawn and is surrounded by tall, shady trees and brightly-coloured flowers. A riding stable can also be seen from the distance, though the wide iron gates that encircles the area intends to keep any unwanted visitors from getting a closer view.

Moderator: Lady Amélia Donatien

This mannor belongs to Stephen Connelly, it is a nice mannor which looks onto the thames, it was inheritied to Stephen by a couple who used to own it, but it is now Stephens. It is red bricked and has large windows, it has faded curtains downstairs, the inside is large and roomy.

Moderator: Stephen Connelly

This stately three story mansion done in the Roman style is surrounded on all sides by a large wrought iron wall and gate. The Knight clan values their privacy among many other things. On the grounds one will often see the Duke's Mastifs and New Foundlands roaming the territory for security reasons. Directly to the back of the house is several large, interrconnected gardens that the Duke has on occasion entertained in.

Moderator: Duke Robert Knight

This three-story mansion is exceptionally beautiful. It's made with gray bricks and on each brick there is a design of some kind. Light stained glass windows make this building even more magnificent. Tall, wide cherry doors with shining silver knobs lead you into a maze of hallways that lead to twenty-three known and well-used rooms. On the upper level there are locked doors and rooms that haven't been used in more than twenty years.

Moderator: Lady Leila Kione